Posted 03/12/2011 04:21 am
The value will depend entirely on the grade or condition of the coin. A poor or badly worn example is not likely to have a significant value or be of any real interest to collectors - it would be a space-filler only.
The 2010 edition of Spink's 'Coins of England & the United Kingdom' lists this 1860 mule (described as TB/BB mule) under reference 3958. It gives suggested RETAIL prices of £140 in Fine grade, £350 in Very Fine and £700 in Extremely Fine. How close you might get to receiving such sums will depend upon the demand in the market at the time you chose to sell. Chris Wren
The 2010 edition of Spink's 'Coins of England & the United Kingdom' lists this 1860 mule (described as TB/BB mule) under reference 3958. It gives suggested RETAIL prices of £140 in Fine grade, £350 in Very Fine and £700 in Extremely Fine. How close you might get to receiving such sums will depend upon the demand in the market at the time you chose to sell. Chris Wren
